Men's Underwear Modal Ultra Soft Trunks Second Skin Breathable with Support Pouch Boxer Briefs for Men Multipack

These are some of the most comfortable boxers I’ve owned. The modal fabric is incredibly soft, lightweight, and breathable, and they hold up well throughout the day without riding up. The support pouch is well designed and provides good support without feeling restrictive. Moisture wicking works as advertised and keeps things comfortable even during long days or active use. Fit is true to size and the waistband is comfortable without digging in. After several washes, they’ve held their shape and softness with no issues. Definitely planning to buy more.

These are absolutely the most comfortable and best fitting trunks I've ever worn. I have been a calvin klien loyalist for no other reason but great marketing. I never thought about getting any other underwear, but when calvin klien stopped selling their micro modal trunks I decided to try these David Archy. I have never heard of this brand before but I was shocked by the quality and price. This four pack was the same price as one calvin klein underwear. The quality, fit, and colors are all better than Calvin Klien. I liked these so much I bought 2 more sets.

I have worn Calvin Klien for a number of years, but unable to find them for the price I bought them for originally off eBay (and yes they were legit in original retail packaging). But they were not the modal version. Plus the bright, pastel colors are not for me. These feel great. Very comfortable and not hot at all. I usually wear a M, so I ordered a M b/c reviews were confusing. Some said order two sizes up, some said order a size smaller (fit is different for everyone). I suggest ordering your normal size. Amazon has already adjusted size chart for the difference. I ordered what I normally wear. I typically wear a 32W and thought I had moved up to a 33. But after measuring my waist, I was depressed to see that I'm actually a 35. But the M still fits fine without cutting into my waist. The waist band is small compared to the CK's and I thought it would cut into my waist, but it didn't. Another 1/4-1/2 in would be nice and more grip. It's rather slick. They don't really ride up, but I believe b/c the material is sleeker, that it may ride up with some. You will have this issue with most of the short trunks b/c of the cut and material. When you sit down it tends to cause them to ride up b/c of the resistance put on the material. Longer ones won't do this b/c there's more surface area to grip the thighs.The crotch pocket is a little too roomy for me. The CK's fit snug, but comfortably. I can also tell that the stitching that runs down the middle of the crotch where it's double backed tends to cause an abnormal crease/bulge to that area after washing that causes them not lay flat. Maybe a poor choice on the stitch pattern or how the aligned the material. I don't have the CK modals to compare, but my other CK's didn't do this. They were primarily cotton though. But for the price and overall quality I am happy. Not sure how long they will last as I'm trying to take care of them like delicates. My CK's lasted almost 5 years until the elastic finally degraded. Look at the pics below and see what the size says. U.S. and European sizes are different, but The sizing chart seemed to work out. Even though I technically should be in a large, I believe they would be too loose in the crotch and around my legs. These worked out fine and I would order another set if they continue to hold up and stay at this price point. **UPDATE 5/7/16 ** Just thought I would give an update on these amazing trunks. I will DEFINITELY be buying more. They feel great and have held up well. No holes, tears, broken elastic, etc. I just wish the pouch was made different so that the stitching would not double up and create excessive bulging. You cannot be the price though! Thanks David Archy for making a great, affordable product. Calvin Klein is way overpriced.

Had goal of finding new boxer briefs, thinking cotton or other natural blend for everyday use, to complement the synthetic travel/athletic boxer briefs that I have been very happy with: Saxx Sport Mesh Boxer Brief and the ExOfficio 6” Give-N-Go Sport 2.0 Boxer Brief. All of options I tried were size Medium. All of them fit well in the leg, leg opening, back/butt, waist. All of them had fabric that felt great. All of them looked great and appeared to be well made. So what it came down to was the pouch or hammock, meaning the ability to keep the dangling pair off of the leg (otherwise I would have ordered boxers instead of boxer briefs). And there were some big differences. Tried the following (in this order): Nike Men’s Everyday Cotton Stretch Boxer Briefs: Pouch gets a D. These often needed adjustments. I won’t be keeping these. BAMBOO COOL Men’s Underwear boxer briefs Soft Comfortable Bamboo Viscose Underwear Trunks. Pouch gets a B. These felt great, but did occasionally warrant some adjustment. Otherwise excellent, I’ll keep these. Saxx Non-Stop Stretch Cotton Boxer Brief: Pouch gets an F. Although my prior experience with Saxx products has been great, and although these say non-stop stretch, the stretch definitely stops in the pouch area. I was constantly aware of these pressing in on me, and eagerly awaited the opportunity to get out of them. Saxx DropTemp Cooling Cotton: Pouch gets a B. Still sometimes more grippy than I find comfortable, but not bad. Overall, I’d rather have to make the adjustments with the BAMBOO COOL than feel the tightness of the Saax DropTemp Cooling Cotton. DAVID ARCHY Men’s Underwear Soft Cotton-Modal Blend Boxer Briefs with Fly Boxer Shorts: Pouch gets an A-. These are basically perfect. The only thing is that the fly is horizontal instead of the classic vertical. I didn’t find that to be good or bad, but note that the classic fly has 2 layers of fabric between you and the outside world, while the horizontal design has only one layer between you and the outside world. Really liked these, and wanted to try this brand with a traditional fly, so ordered two other styles. DAVID ARCHY Men’s Underwear Ultra Soft Micro Modal Moisture-Wicking Boxer Briefs with Fly for men: Pouch gets A. Happy to wear these. DAVID ARCHY Men’s Boxer Briefs, Bamboo Mens Underwear, Boxer Briefs for Men with Fly: Pouch gets A. Can’t be better.

Like most men, I've spent many years shifting important parts around, hitching, etc. I got tired of it and decided to try this unique product. Absolute gamechanger. Everything stays in place, no discomfort, no hitching needed. I just bought 3 more packages.

I wear my trunks lower than these are set up. So the hole is a bit high unless i pull them up higher than i like. Sometimes he comes back to hang with the twins. Still comfortable, but after 68 years he misses his friends. Still very comfortable. I ordered the support pouch trunks as well and those are even better. Fabric is great!

So I've recently migrated from the boxer brief world to the trunk world. And just as much switch from boxers to boxer briefs was life altering, so too has been the shift from boxer briefs to trunks. I'm never going back. For the purposes of finding out which trunks fit best, I ordered pairs of the Calvin Klein One Low Rise Trunk, the Calvin Klein Steel Micro Low Rise Trunk, the Calvin Klein Body Modal Trunk, and last but not least, the David Archy Micro Air Modal Low Rise Trunk. This review is a cross-comparison of all four types (for those who are comparing or who might find this useful, I ordered a medium size in all of them, and am 5'10 and about 150 with a 31 waist). So what are my findings (of course, your opinion may differ). The most comfortable by far for every day use, were the modal underwear by Calvin Klein and David Archy. Though the Calvin Klein pair fit me slightly better, and seemed slightly more comfortable (and I mean slightly, on a 100 point scale, maybe a few percentage points), for all intents and purposes there wasn't much difference. Both pairs were extremely soft and form fitting against the legs, but had enough of a pouch to keep things in place, but not feel overly constricting. These pairs were perfect for everyday wear. Given that you can get 4 of the David Archy pairs for what it costs to get 1 of the Calvin Klein pairs, there's no comparison - David Archy Micro Modal Air Modal wins with no contest. So what about the other pairs I tried? The Calvin Klein Steel pair was actually pretty great as well, but not best for everyday use. I found this pair to be much tighter generally - the fit around the waist was more restrictive, and the pouch was much less pronounced leading to a much tighter fit. That being said, if you have a night of vigorous dancing planned, this pair of underwear will be sure to keep everything securely in place (which I think is desirable in such scenarios), but you may not prefer such a tight hold. I should add that in terms of sheer aesthetics, this pair has the most... visually appealing look. Lastly, the Calvin Klein One seemed a bit too constricting. More appropriate, perhaps, for someone who wants to wear trunks while exercising? The bands around the thighs were much tighter than the modal models, and thus were not nearly as comfortable for everyday use, but perhaps could be a better choice if you wanted to wear trunks while performing moderately athletic activities? Honestly I don't know, I wasn't a huge fan of those.

I had absolutely no idea what I was missing by sticking to regular old cotton underwear. I have tried nearly everything (briefs, boxers, boxer-briefs) and thought it was just me. I could never find a brand or style that I enjoyed wearing throughout the day and that I thought provided the support and comfort that should be expected in undergarments. I had no clue what micro modal was (and probably still couldn't explain it), but figured I'd give these a shot. The packaging, upon arrival, was far different than the plastic bag or cardboard wrapper I'm used to. Each pair was in a nicely designed box, inside of another box. Had I just purchased designer underwear? Was this going to be a horrible moment? I removed a set and tried them on and let me try to convey the pure comfort these provided. Smooth like silk, yet form fitting like spandex without all the compression. There was room in the front for everything to fit comfortably and the overall fit was spot on. My only two issues with these (and again, it may just be me) are that the legs tend to ride up on me sometimes and there appears to be a manufacturing issue that causes a small hole to form in the bottom, crotch seam where the stitching appears to begin/end. While the riding up is easily ignored and/or adjusted, the hole forming so quickly after purchase is a little annoying. I did contact the manufacturer, who then asked me for photos of the problem before issuing a partial refund. I would rather have undergarments that last a bit longer, but they appear willing to look at issues and make them right or fix them before they happen. Overall, some great underwear and definitely a brand I will be keeping in mind for future purchases. If you have a particular style of underwear you like (brief, boxer, etc) and haven't tried this micro modal fiber stuff yet - you really should. You may find you really enjoy the comfort, coolness provided by the excellent wicking, and feel.

I have purchased several boxes of David Archy bamboo and they're great. I find the modal rides up a lot. Wish I could get my money back for my last purchase.

It is hands down one of the best underwear and for the price! The cotton is so soft and the build is of quality. It accentuates everything from back to side to front. It holds the boy really well and is breathable. Also, it is like it just came out of the laundry even with a whole day walking. I am glad I bought this and for sure will buy again!

Fits very nice and and feels very comfortable More pricey that I would usually pay but I would say it’s worth it

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I bought my husband David Archy trunks a few years ago and now he won't wear and thing but. And he looks SO GOOD in them :P